Médoc and Graves, 1993

A potentially very good year was washed out by heavy relentless rains at the beginning of September. Merlot fared better than Cabernet Sauvignon on the left bank where Saint-Julien and the Graves were the most consistent, producing good soft, fruity wines.

Saint-Emilion and Pomerol really suffered, with much of their crops being declassified. Not pretty.

Médoc and Graves, 1993

A potentially very good year was washed out by heavy relentless rains at the beginning of September. Merlot fared better than Cabernet Sauvignon on the left bank where Saint-Julien and the Graves were the most consistent, producing good soft, fruity wines.

Saint-Emilion and Pomerol really suffered, with much of their crops being declassified. Not pretty.

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